The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1887-01-13
Frank Wore is confined to bed by a severe

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nave our friends throughout the city acquaint
| us of the arrival and departure of their visitors
Frank Wore is confined to bed by a severe
| attack of sickness.
Geo. w. Bede is at home again after all
absence of a number of days.
c. F. BaIcock went Ep Is, Colorado, Tues
day night, on a matter OF business.
S. II. Colvin has been and still is confined
to tile house by illness, though improved at
this writing.
Mrs. Harmon w. Eaton, we learn, has
been quite ill for some time, but is improv-
ing slowly at this writing.
w. c. Billiard of CulbertsOn came down to
the metropolis, Tuesday evening, on a flying
visit of a few hours duration.
Messrs. John Welborn and j. III. Good
rich, of the cOunty-Seat, were called to this
city on bushes, Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Jamison, late of Bondville,
orders her TRIBUNE e to Trahan, Mills
county, Iowa, where she is now residing.
j. E. Cochran. Esq, made a business jour
ney to Bloomington, Monday. He reports
business very slow at that U. s. Land Office.
j. Z. Cochran, Esq, wendell his way to
the Capital City, last evening, to note the ca
PRECIOUS capers of the political cat for a
short time.
Engineers Sol. Smith and Fatty Fowler
have changed runs" temporarily. The for
mer is now running into Denver, the latter
from here to Akron.
Messrs. l. Z. Benjamin of Crete and w.
Stull of Lincoln came up to the city, Tues
day evening, on some business, requiring
their presence here a few days.
G. w. Morand and family arrived from
Sioux City, Iowa, the first of the week. Mr..
NJ. takes a position as brakeman on the West
End, and his headquarters will be at Denver.
A. j. R~ittenhouse, Esq, formerly OF Au-
rora, but late of McCoOk, has formed a part
nership with I. j. Ferguson, of this city, for
the practice of law, and the new firm will
make a strong team.-Alma Tribune.
Norman Forbes departed for Trenton,
Tuesday nOon, to take a position as assistant
under the B.. & NJ. agent at that station. We
wish our young and ambitious friend every
success in his new position of advancement
and trust.
Miss Anna Mcnamara, one of our public
cnhnnI faaDhorS hnc haQp nuifp cQrinpS1r i'll
all week. Her numerous friends in the city
will be glad to learn of some improvement
in her condition, as at this writing. All hope
for her early and rapid recovery.
Mr.. Chas. b. Wahlquist left Friday morn
ing, for McCook. where he will enter upon
the discharge of his duties as one of the pro-
prietors of the Democrat. Charlie is an ar
fist in the 'art preservative" and will assist
materially in sustaining the reputation of
the Democrat for excellence. Some of his
friends here gave him al enjoyable send
of" Thursday Observation-Disclosures Has
tings.
E. c. Ballew, deputy and acting treasurer
of Red Willow county, is in the city. He has
just made his settlement with the state
treasurer, being the second official III the
state to do so, and the first outside Of Lam
caster. A young, active, clear headed bust
ness man and a democrat, it is very natural
and proper that he should be in the front
rank. He would have been the first but for
the fact that Lancaster county is in the shad-
Ow of the state hOuSe.-Lincoln Democrat.